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That should have been done from day 1. Now, however, there are 1000s of doctors who make fat stacks prescribing CPAP machines, and they'll fight tooth and nail

• TMWNN 2y ago
  > Changing the ramp-up from 10 minutes to 45 minutes made a big difference for me. What change did you see in your sleep routine?
  • glompers 2y ago
    Not GP, and hoping that GP sees and answers. I hope there's some insight beyond what I've got, but just from my experience: Sometimes having it blasting at the pressure you need while trying to get drowsy makes that process uncomfortable, but, after you've gained drowsiness it's not going to interrupt you and wake you (unless it starts leaking pressure against your face)
• IOT_Apprentice 2y ago
  The car salesman who we worked with leasing our Lexus had a bad flu and didn’t wear his mask ONE night and died in his sleep. We found out when we went back to the dealer. He left wife and a special needs son. I lie my father before me suffer from extreme sleep apnea. I want to make sure my sons have the detection this will bring.
  • Suppafly 2y ago
    >The car salesman who we worked with leasing our Lexus had a bad flu and didn’t wear his mask ONE night and died in his sleep. My dad's friend died like that, not a flu, but was traveling overnight and didn't take his machine and died in his sleep. Although I almost wonder if this heavy reliance on cpap machines causes people to lose some innate ability to recognize when they stop breathing or at least delays the normal instinct to wake up and breathe.